98. Stockmanship & Range Management with the Indrelands

98. Stockmanship & Range Management with the Indrelands

From Ranchonomics by John Haskell, Ranch Right LLC

May 19, 2026 · 19 min · Episode 98

About this episode

This episode discusses how improved grazing management transformed the Indrelands' ranch and ecosystem.

What happens when better grazing management changes not only your ranch, but the entire ecosystem around it? In this episode, John Haskell sits down with Roger and Betsy Indreland to discuss how a shift in thinking around soil health, recovery, and grazing management transformed their operation. What began as skepticism after hearing regenerative grazing concepts eventually became a complete rethinking of forage management, drought resilience, and ranch profitability. The Indrelands share how focusing on cover, stockpiled feed, and longer recovery periods dramatically improved both productivity and resilience on their ranch. They explain how better grazing management increased carrying capacity, while also improving wildlife abundance, biodiversity, and overall ranch health. This episode highlights the long-term biological and financial benefits of managing with resilience, recovery, and observation in mind. Make sure to hit subscribe/follow so you never miss an episode! In this episode, we cover: How a shift in thinking around soil health and grazing changed the operation Why leaving cover and stockpiling feed improved drought resilience The role of rest and recovery periods in…

People in this episode

Host: John Haskell

Guests: Roger Indreland, Betsy Indreland

Topics covered

  • grazing management
  • soil health
  • drought resilience
  • ranch profitability
  • biodiversity
  • ecosystem management

Keywords

  • regenerative grazing
  • forage management
  • carrying capacity
  • wildlife abundance
  • ranch health
  • stockpiled feed
  • recovery periods

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Ranch Right LLC

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